PSG vs Villarreal player ratings, Champions League: Real Madrid’s record broken in six-goal rout
Fabian Ruiz scored his second of the night in the 50th and PSG’s biggest win of its title defence was capped by a 78th-minute goal from David Boly.
Updated : Nov 04, 2026 09:31 IST , VILLARREAL - 2 MINS READ

Paris Saint-Germain's Fabian Ruiz celebrates scoring the side’s fifth goal. | Photo Credit: REUTERS
Paris Saint-Germain's Fabian Ruiz celebrates scoring the side’s fifth goal. | Photo Credit: REUTERS
Defending champion Paris Saint-Germain blanked Villarreal 6-0 to maintain its perfect record in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday.
It was pretty much all over after 17 minutes, with four goals sinking the Yellow Submarine — nickname of the Spanish host — in record time.
According to UEFA, the previous fastest time a team had reached four goals in a Champions League game was 20 minutes, by Real Madrid in a 6-2 home win against Dinamo Zagreb in 2011.
The first three goals stemmed from mistakes by the home team as it played out from the back or got dispossessed in its own half.
When Fabian Ruiz slammed home a shot for 4-0 after earlier strikes by Joao Neves, Desire Doue and Senny Mayulu, it was the fastest any team had reached four goals in a Champions League game.
Ruiz scored his second of the night in the 50th and PSG’s biggest win of its title defence was capped by a 78th-minute goal from David Boly, a 17-year-old defender who had come on for his Champions League debut as a substitute four minutes earlier.
PSG vs Villarreal player ratings
Paris Saint-Germain: Safonov 7.7, Hakimi 7.5, Zabarnyi 7.0, Pacho 6.9, Hernández 7.3, Neves 8.9, Vítinha 8.2, Ruiz 9.4, Akliouche 8.7, Mayulu 8.0, Doué 8.8
Substitutes: Cardona 7.3, Moleiro 6.1, Mikautadze 6.2, Oluwaseyi 6.3, Navarro 6.1, Ferran 6.4, Godts 6.3, Boly 7.3, Beraldo 6.1, Ndjantou 6.1
Villarreal: Gulácsi 4.4, Freeman 5.3, Mouriño 4.4, Veiga 4.7, Romero 4.2, Comesaña 5.3, Maciá 6.4, Gueye 5.8, Buchanan 7.0, Pépé 6.2, Pérez 5.9
Substitutes: Cardona 7.3, Moleiro 6.1, Mikautadze 6.2, Oluwaseyi 6.3, Navarro 6.1, Ferran 6.4, Godts 6.3, Boly 7.3, Beraldo 6.1, Ndjantou 6.1
(With AP inputs; Ratings from Fotmob)
Published on Nov 04, 2026
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